Alicia Keys exudes an effortlessness throughout her ambitious eighth album, Keys.
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The best albums of 2021 prove that, despite all the chaos in the world, music’s pulse is stronger than ever.
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We look back at some of the music inspired by the crisis that (eventually) galvanized a generation into action.
Dangerous upped the stakes while cunningly inverting Michael Jackson’s playbook.
Adele’s 30 digs deeper into the soul, jazz, and pop styles that have defined the singer’s music.
Thirty years later, U2's Achtung Baby is still intact as the band’s best and most fully realized album.
With Red (Taylor’s Version), Swift displays a surprising willingness to kill, or at least revise, her darlings.
Our list of the greatest music videos showcases the power, poignancy, and proficiency of the medium.
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss’s Raise the Roof expands the notions of collaboration and social exchange through music.
Courtney Barnett’s Things Take Time, Take Time captures something true and profound about how we relate to the world and each other.
As the album turns 30, we take a look back at My Bloody Valentine’s Loveless.
Snail Mail’s sophomore effort, Valentine, captures the blurry nature of an inquiry still in progress.
With Ocean to Ocean, it seems as if Tori Amos has all but given up on pushing the limits of her instrument.
"Far In" highlights Helado Negro’s knack for constructing minimally psychedelic but seductively melodic soundscapes.
The War on Drugs’s I Don’t Live Here Anymore is a skillful balancing act of pop-rock anthems and experimental soundscapes.
We’ve ranked all eight of Lana Del Rey's albums, including Blue Banisters and 2010's out-of-print Lana Del Ray.
Blue Banisters further fleshes out Lana Del Rey’s increasingly colorful personal world.
Parquet Courts's Sympathy for Life proves the band is still capable of writing songs that shine in the same no-frills style as their idols.
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